Suffering from cataract.

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As you all know, cataract is a cloud that develops in the crystalline lens of the eye. The last time I paid a ophthalmology doctor a visit he could not classify the type of cataract I am suffering from since I could have it from birth or because of a trauma I have experience a few weeks after I've been given birth. He is not one hundred percent sure that the surgery will succeed, meaning that I might not be able to see with my left eye for the rest of my life. This is more like a personal issue but I would like to know your opinion about it. Should I attend the surgery or not? My mother keeps saying that I shouldn't go yet, but I am simply sick of this disease I will not be able to attend the police academy, which is my dream from the time I've been a little child, aswell as not being able to obtain a driving license. If I am going to reject the surgery I've been given a chance to attend, I can't have another one until next year, since this summer brake is the last one I can do the surgery, since the academy starts next year. I am way too frightened to do this because I am simply not aware what's going to happen, and the actual doctor which gave me the uninsurability statement is a military ophthalmology medical doctor, specialized in cataract domain.